The Merchant of Death
A boy is thrust into a cosmic battle across worlds to save more than just Earth.
Book Series · 10 Books
In order from The Merchant of Death to The Soldiers of Halla.
The Pendragon series is a set of 10 chapter books by D.J. MacHale, published between 2002 and 2009. Written for ages 8–15, most books run about 430 pages.
A boy is thrust into a cosmic battle across worlds to save more than just Earth.
10 books · Published 2002–2009
A boy is thrust into a cosmic battle across worlds to save more than just Earth.
A boy must save a water world from disaster and uncover a legendary land.
A young Traveler faces a sinister plot in 1937 New York. Can he stop the looming threat?
Can Bobby resist the allure of a dream world while chasing a sinister foe?
A young Traveler must defy rules to save a world from a deadly plague.
Two tribes clash as Bobby battles a sinister force and discovers hidden powers.
Survive deadly games or face destruction. Can one boy change fate?
A paradise hides a secret that could doom all existence. Can Bobby uncover the truth in time?
A battle for all existence unfolds, but the hero is missing. Can Earth be saved?
A final battle for all existence looms. Can the Travelers stop Saint Dane?
There are 10 books in the Pendragon series. It began with The Merchant of Death in 2002, and the newest book, The Soldiers of Halla, was published in 2009.
Start with The Merchant of Death and follow the series order — the books above are numbered #1 through #10.
The series is best for ages 8–15, based on the age ranges of the individual books.
The Soldiers of Halla is the longest book in the series at 159,205 words (608 pages).
The Never War is the shortest at 94,765 words (352 pages).
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